FAQs
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Who can join Champion Homeschool Coop? |
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Champion Homeschool Coop is a faith based enrichment group. You do not need to be a member of Champion Fellowship. Our coop is open to home education families that agree with our Statement of Faith. We ask that families look ahead at their calendars before they apply to see that they are available for all planned days for that semester. The general rule to participate in Champion Homeschool Coop is that the oldest child must be 1st grade or above. We do offer classes for younger students but this is only for the families with school-aged children as well. |
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What will Co-Op day look like? |
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9:00-9:15 Morning meet up 9:20-10:25 Block 1 10:30-11:35 Block 2 11:35-12:10 Lunch 12:15-1:20 Block 3 1:20 -1:35 Family clean-up task |
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What does it cost to join? |
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The fee to join is $125 per semester, per family. There is also an additional $9 annual membership fee that covers our web site use. |
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How do I register for classes? |
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Once registration is OPEN Click on CLASS REGISTRATION on the Home Page. A. If you have a Baby - Kindergartener, please find their classes at the top in the All-Day section of the grid. Select one class as they do not have class options for their age groups. They do have their own schedule however, and it is listed in the class description. We expect to have two rooms of preschoolers - K. They will all do the same activities. Click on the class title and select the checkbox next to your child's name and click Register. Your classes aren't confirmed until payment is received. |
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Do I have to be involved? |
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YES. CHC is a family ministry. One parent is required to be always on campus with their children. No parent may leave campus while their children are participating in co-op. Parents must be in the building as active participants of CHC, not sitting in their car during co-op hours. Any parent who leaves campus for any reason must take their child(ren) with them. Children may not be left in the “care” of another parent so they can leave. There are no exceptions to this rule. Parents are required to cheerfully and diligently serve during two blocks of time each co-op day. All parents who are not teaching will be assigned another volunteer role during these two blocks. These roles include assisting teachers in class, hall monitor, nursery and toddler room care, or preschool helper. The other block(s) of time are yours to fellowship, take a class or bible study, or just enjoy some peace and quiet with a cup of coffee. At the end of each co-op day, each family will be assigned one area of the church to clean together prior to going home. This may include emptying the trash, wiping down surfaces with disinfectant wipes, running a vacuum if needed, etc... Caring for the church in this way is a wonderful opportunity to witness to our children the gift of serving and showing gratitude for the gift of using the building. You will have the same cleaning assignment for the entire semester. We do not anticipate this task to require more than 10-15 minutes of your time. |
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What is the sick/wellness policy? |
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At Champion Homeschool Co-op, we trust that our families can make their own decisions regarding their health and we respect each individual’s choices in safeguarding themselves and others. However, we recognize that basic guidelines are helpful to all when making the decision to participate in outside activities, so we ask all families to adhere to the following guidelines. - Please do NOT attend any Champion Homeschool Coop activities if: - You have lice. - Any child who becomes ill at co-op will be asked to leave for the remainder of the day. We anticipate everyone will use their God-given common sense to keep themselves and others healthy. Thank you! |
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Can my child drop a class? |
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We ask that you, as the parent encourage your child(ren) to register for classes that are of interest to them. If they dislike the class they have selected, we ask that you encourage them to finish what they committed to. We cannot shuffle classes once registration closes and the semester begins. |

